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Center Owned by HT MediaAndhra Pradesh high court seeks report on police firing at chainsaw attack accused Hemanth
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CHENNAI: The Madras High Court held that merely submitting a representation to his higher officials seeking permission to form a police association cannot be a ground for initiating disciplinary proceedings against an employee. The court was hearing petitions filed by V Nagalingam, a police…
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A division bench, which was hearing arguments over PIL filed in connection with the police firing on Hemanth, asked the police department to submit a detailed report
